Construction of Spezandi Road and Bridge/Box Culvert for Killi Zerhgi District Ziarat Remaining Components

This tender invites bids for the construction of Spezandi Road and a bridge/box culvert at Killi Zerhgi in District Ziarat, Balochistan. The project involves completing the remaining components of this vital infrastructure, which is crucial for improving local connectivity and transport efficiency. The work will be executed under Composite Schedule Rates (CSR) 2023 on percentage rates, ensuring adherence to current standards and cost-effectiveness. The construction will require quality materials suitable for road and bridge works in the challenging terrain of Ziarat. Contractors must be prepared to handle engineering challenges such as soil stability and weather conditions typical to the region. The project demands experienced firms with a proven track record in similar assignments, ensuring durability and safety of the infrastructure. Bidders must hold a PEC Category C-6 or above and be registered on the Active Taxpayer List (ATL). The firm should not be blacklisted by any procuring agency and must provide a turnover of at least PKR 8,494,397 over the last three years. A credit line certificate from a scheduled bank covering 100% of the contract price is mandatory. Affidavits on judicial stamp paper confirming no litigation history and non-blacklisting are also required, reflecting strict compliance with government procurement rules for the fiscal year 2025-26. The submission deadline is set for 15 January 2026 at 12:00 PM, with tender opening scheduled the same day at 1:00 PM. Bidders can obtain tender documents from the office of the Executive Engineer (Road) CW, PP&H District Ziarat during office hours. The physical address for submission and inquiries is the Executive Engineer (Road) CW, PP&H District Ziarat office. Pro-Tip: Ensure all submitted documents are signed and stamped, and double-check the Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) for the 3% earnest money to avoid disqualification. Also, verify the judicial stamp paper requirements carefully, as these are often overlooked and can lead to bid rejection.